The diamond drill., 1887-02-05


Convincing verifcation or widecass Pub
lie Statements.
In common with many publishers and cd
itorr, we have been accustomed 10 look upon
certain statements which We have seen In our
columns ar merely adroit advertising
Consequently we feel justified In taking tho
liberty OF printing few points from private
letter recently received from one OF our larry
est patrons, AS sort OF confession OF faith TO
our readers We quote;
@wc have convinced ourselves that bv tell
ing what We know to be true, we have pro-
duced at least permanent conviction In tho
public mind Seven years ago We stated what
the national disease OF this country was, and
ago we stated that a marked check had been
given IL
-The statistics OF one of tho largest lifo-in-
surance companies Of this country show that
IN 1883 and 1884 the mortality from kidney
disorders did not bierease over the previous
years; other companies stated the same thing
IL is not presumptuous for US TO claim credit
for checking these rayagea
"sevon years ago we stated that the condition
OF the kidneys was the key 10 the condition OF
health; within the past FIVE years all carsfsa
iVe Insurance companies have conceded the
truth OF this statement for, whereas ten years
ago, chemical analysis 10 determine the con-
dition OF the kidneys was not required. to-day
cause chemical examination discovers an
suspected diseases OF the kidncys
-scven years ago we stated that the ravages
OF Brighrs Disease were insigniHa at COM
pared with other unsuspected disorders OF the
kidneys OF many misleading names; that
ninety-three per cent of human ailments are
attributable TO deranged kidneys, which fills
the blood with uric acid, or kidney poison,
which causes these many fatal diseases
"lhe uric acid, or kidney poison, is the real
cause OF the majority OF cases OF paralysis.
apoplexy, heart disease, conyulsions pneu-
monia, consumption. and insanity; over haif
the victims OF consumption are first tho vic
tins or diseased kidneys
@When the recent death OF an honored ex-
official OF the United States was announced
his physician said that although he was suf-
fering from Brights Disease, tnat was not me
cause OF death He was not frank enough 10
admit that the apopiexy which overlook him
in his bed was the fatal effect OF the kidney poi
son In the blood, which had eaten away the
substance OF the arteries and brain; nor was
Logans physician honest enough 10 state
tnat ms iatai rheumatism was caused by kid
ney acid in the blood
@If the doctors would state In official reports
the original cause OF death, the people Of this
country would be alarmed yea, nearly panic
stricken, at the fearful mortality from kidney
dsordersD
The writer's OF the above letter give those
facts 10 the public simply 10 jilsfifu the
claims that they hare made, that "if the kid
neys and liver are kept in healthy condition
by the use OF Warmers safo cure, which hun
dreds OF thousands have proved to be spc-
CHIC, when all other remedies failed, and that
has received the indorsement OF the highest
medical talent in Europe Australasia and
America, many life would be prolonged and
the happiness OF the people preserved. II IL
successful with 10 many different diseases be-
cause II, and IL alone, can remove the uric acid
from the blood through the kidnoys"
Our readers are familiar with tie prepara-
ton named
Commendaton thereof has often appeared
in our columns.
We believe II TO DO one OF the best, II not
the best, ever manufactured We know the
proprietors are men OF character and infiu-
ence
We are certain they have awakened n wide
spread interest in the public mind concerning
tho importance OF the kidneys. We believe
with them that they arc the key 10 health and
that for their restoration from disease and
maintenance in health there is nothing equal
10 this great remedy.
Tho proprietors say they ~do not glory in
this universal prevalence OF disease; but hav-
ing started out with the purpose OF spreading
the merits OF Warnor's safe cure before the
world, because IL cured Our senior proprietor,
rho cas giren up 6y doctors as incurd6ie we
feel 10 our duty 10 state the facts and loaye
the public 10 It's own inferencos We point 10
our claims, and TO their public and UniUersdI
verifcdtion, with PRIDE and IL the pnblic does
not believe what we say wo tell them TO ask
their friends and neighbors what they think
about our preparations.
As stated above, We most cordially com
mend the perusal of this correspondence by
our readers believing that in 40 doing We arc
fulfilling simple public obligation.